Genre Decision Blog

 




We decided to use the thriller genre for our opening sequence. This was because we felt that there were issues that needed to be addressed when filming a horror or action film. It would be very difficult to acquire props and costumes required for filming a horror film, as well as to act authentically. In action movies, the fast-paced editing along with many difficult shots also deterred us. A thriller film on the other hand does not require extensive props, as most of the suspense would be created by the plot. Overall, these factors led us to decide to go with the thriller genre. 

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